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Pineapple Street
by Jenny Jackson
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Cute book that explores the wealthy upper class’s reactions to marriage with a middle class spouse. Georgiana, Cord, and Darley are the three siblings.

The secret life of pets
by Associate Professor Of History Chi Man Kwong
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Great book

Island Of The Blue Dolphins
by Scott O'Dell
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it was a really good book

The Anxious Generation
by Jonathan Haidt
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1. No smartphones before high school

Judy Moody Books
by Megan Mcdonald
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Love it

Target: Alex Cross
by James Patterson
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Entertaining. Typical Alex Cross plot, so if you love the series, this is a good addition to your list.

Orange Crush
by Tim Dorsey
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Serge has amnesia. He is acting as Governor Marlon’s press secretary as they travel through Florida. The trip is more of a meet-the-people trip than a campaign. Book is laugh out loud, hilarious.

The Revolutionary: Samuel Adams
by Stacy Schiff
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Love the subject matter

We Knew All Along
by Mina Hardy
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It kept me reading and the ending was good!

Coming Home To Seashell Harbor
by Miranda Liasson
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This is actually the first in the Sea Shell Harbor series but I read book 2 first. Loved book 2 and while I did enjoy this first story, it fell a little flat for me. Maybe by the time Miranda Liasson reached the second in the series she knew more of the town and where she wanted to go with the characters but this first one felt one dimensional. The grandmother was my favorite character; Hadley and Tony both felt like 2 characters would cut off their nose to spite their face. Instead of ever looking for solutions they are determined to see only the obstacles.
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